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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30
BROOKLYN.

The Board Of supervisors yesterday appointed
william y. official stcnJgrlphcr Of the Board,
10 succeed William McIh"ctcrs.
william Grady, scaler Of weights and Measures, re
ported yesterday that In the year h" had inspected
the me in 1895 stores and had sealed 1860
scales.
The Union Elevated Railroah Company has begun
proceedings for the conformation of property along
lis Hines, I'm which the question Of the legal status OF
the company IS likely to be tested.
After his escape from RAYMOND street Jail early
Monday morning. Paul Krausc went To the house OF
Mrs Koc &. al No. d15 Broadway, where nc formerly
boarded and asked for OvcrcOat he left there last
spring. lie said he had been released Not getting
the coat, he went away, leaving no trace
Tho statement OF Controller Livingston for the
Mayors forthcoming message shows that the net city
debt amounts 10 T2 OLD 500 90 and net decrease of
~ .61O,32I 30 took place in the course Of the year
AS Mrs A. Grlndal. OF No. 32GIs President ST., was
looking out Of her window Wednesday evening,
the paIlOr curtains caught fire from the gas Jet and
the flames communicated "a her dress before she
knew il. Before the fire could be eXtnGuShcd, her
face and hands severely burned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30
LONG ISLAND.

The Long Island city police have at last succeeded IN
breaking up and capturing tho band OF Young ropIsrs
which las caused So much trouble for the last lew
mnntbs on November 10. John Boyle, Thomas ana
Richard Elskcr, John Kelly and MATTHEW % Nell ron
rested on Wednesday and turned staos evidence I'M
pllcating all tho rcst.
william II. SecOr. n Ncw-YOrk lawyer HNIhE IN
Corona on wednesday had his house ranSached Oy
thieves who left clew. Mr. Secor estimates his loss
al $500.
William Saltzman. twenty two years OF age Formerly
employed on the Long Island Railroad IS h'sS'"s HUM
his home I'm Gr'cnpoint since Tuesday.
No tdings Yesterday learned OF Daniel 'arroIi,
Of Laurel Hill. who has been missing sncc iriusy
last on that day Carroll, who Is n contractor ana
,niIda abntmcuts for tombsOncs and vaults IN tal-
yaryC cemetery left his home TO collect several DIS IN
New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30

4 man went 10 the office Of the Public Administrator
On Wednesday, AMI said that he was the executor Of
Money Hal Ear,ow. lie did not give his name AID
referred to the police Later ia the day Tho keys of
MI Eartow., AT 30 ~ Lafayct" place were sent
10 Tho Ohcc Oi the Administrator, WHO orirrcd In
vcuory Of tho god. which consisted of quantity OF
old books, furniture clothes open faced gold watch
and seven cents ia money. They remain for tic Pee
scnt ia the Admins iratOr'B hands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30
now NAVY rroriE Hrr "rHr Sriyp1ED"I

now NAVY PEOPiE EiI " THE str NDtEDI
Tie curiosity frequently expressed Ia regard 90 the
sctual circulation Of "1hc Standard IS rratlIcd ly
Mr. George It's owner IN his Wcok Issue of the paper
lie tails about the matter with great franhnc-s, be
cause he say - the readers OF the paper arc It, friends
10 whose unsolicited and unpaid efforts II owes IT.
success At fist hc thought the paper had circu-
latlon Of 10000, but when the returns finally cane
ln be- found thai Tie actual circulation only about
5000 Ills Wa- last spring. hincr then IL has In
steadily uul now tho hcgiunln. of tho -ec0nl
year Of liz existence, the paper has about 10000 sub
scr.bcrs Mr.. Goo g thnk, M" paper Will 1--we, but
be- viii not be- abo reduce the prco to three cc,
he expected b. do q New Years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30
wrsrcursrER COZ MY.

MEG Mary Ma,tcrton who ci NJ Tarrytown some
time ago left will drawn mp by tho Rev John lodd
d. D. making liberal requests TO the later Houc o.
her relatives have dcC Ted 10 coSicS' INC p oDio OF
the WILL on the ground Of undue Influence
a woman stole silk cloak worth SdD from me Iry
goods store Of scott Co., Port Chester on "cu'suAS
evening and escaped
A formal meeting Of the First presbyterian 'huf'h
Of Mount Vernon. presided over BY tho Mcsblc''cr
comfy Ptr,bytcry on Tuesday night, voted 10 give a
unarn,ors call 10 the Rev. Charles Sioddard Lane.
pastor 81 the Congregational Church IN 'nionNilir
Conn Mr. Lane is a young minister. "A graduate oi
Amherst College, and Of tho Hartford Theological
mil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30

SHIPPING NEU'S.
NWIPYING NEWN.
PORT or NEW.YORK ........ THURSDAY DEC. 20. lsSi
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW.YORK ......... THURSDAY. DEC. 30 1887
ARRIVED
Nlve onr, Williams. sayania Dec II. Carthascna
49, King -. Foit MOrAu -. Port Auto.
ami N,v,ss - for'uce island .! WIN miso and pas
scrgcr- pm Fo wood Co Arrived at mo Bar al m
sicanci Excelsior higgins. Nowurl'anS days with mdse
steamer CIV OF savannah smith "a days. with
mlsc and passengers 10 Henry (ohg' r. -. -, -, =.
Ncptunc Coleman savannah Dec g. with mdso to
bar. Kate crowley Charleston Dec Il. with mise to smp
gssE Tge ; ,5snS 81 sis miles an
CLEARED.
Steamer HALEY tRr Holt LIVERPOOL -Bus' & Jevons
steamer state OF Georgia (hr'. Mooa''' "lA'So"-Austh
Steamer iin~tla Ger. voSosesanS. Hamburs-Kunhardt
steamer Manhattan. stevens Havana ana Mexican ports
steamer iisiors Oorham Galveston john sickle.
steamer city OF Augusta, Catharina savannah -nonry
scamcrsoncca walkcr Norfolk and lowport News Old
steamer + " Bruno lewis Bal,imor. h y Downcr.
Steamer Commonwealth Van KIRK. rhllaicIphia-isoboTt'
con wntnoy. nearso noston-H pm9ck y
ship Daniel rcnncy. Wilson. bombay. Bhl-Nernon IL
ship Imperial crosby. sydney Nsw- W Cameron & Co
BARK Charottc Iansc GER. Hopcin' Ccruna, sp-Funoh
Edyo Co. ,rn
uayana Ag.ors dAlveson Ci OF Augusta Savannah
BARK r i,oIa ! GciGarG for su~str,
Also snloi-va Long island sound-steamcr Gen Whitney
for Boston
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN. Dec % Arrived steamer Arizona (br).
Brooks from New York bee 20 On or to Liverpool ani
| proceeded
sailed sicamcr Republic OBI. Dawson. from Liverpool
| hence for y
DrNDEr Doc sG-saled ,oamor Exeter city dr. Weiss.
| Tor y
a Elder (flerl Baur
| from Now or her southampton and Brcmen.
nAMBuHo Dee 25-ssiled steamer MarsaIa tccr). Mas
| for y
GIBRALTAR % passod steamer Asia Obi. Craig from
| Calcutta y hor way 10 New. York
AsrINw,Lr, Dec 26sailod. steamer Colon. Henderson,
| for Nev.lok.
tfOr Later shipping Nelos. am see RUN PigsJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30

Coal Company held yesterday for the election OF drec
tors folio wing board chosen: James A. Alexander
Sidney Wntri CHAM. Benjamin Williamson. Richard y
Grant William ] Boothe Albert J. Akin David stewart
Alexander NJ White and Theodore T. Hicks MT HICKS
takes place Gardner Lnvd the prrsien OF me com
pany dci December IL. Tho directors VIII meet
January 10 select officers The only question Vi sucoos
slOn involv cd is that OF the presidency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30
on TRIAL FOR STEALING SILK

The examination OF George Williams Michael OBrisn and
Andrew Roberts, who used Of stealing silks from the
United States stores begun yesterday before Commits
soner Griffith tx Judge Blsteed aud Mr. Brakeman
counsel for Roberts aud Brien scyey. Tho evidence
osken that OF the and Waterman who identified
Williams as the who the goods away and of two
residents OF Hobokon whose svlioIce tended
O'Brien ired empty house in Hoboken Tho
charge which the sprtcy
70 obtain goods under false bill delivery.
for Ibo that conspiracy could proven
Assistant United states DsrctAttorney Foster will pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Meeting of representatives OF Vanderbilt railways GRAND
Cent al stat o,-,..- 81
lege 1870
Manhattan Club reception. clubhouse, evening.
Plymouth Church prayet-neeting. MO"klYn ~
reference before Referee C0e ~ I'D.
Stock ol lers of Fulton all and CoraDdt and Il.rX
fourth street and Eloy elth Avenue Railways, No 40 Will
>-.-,..
inspectors of election case before Judge Nseber
Brooklyn.
Naval Court Inquiry brooklyn Navy Yard, 10 a. m
Investigation Of charges nst Jsnitor Corgah Jersey
CITY, ana
Ways!de Day Nursery Christmas festival, go p m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30
XOME Ne rs.
rrONuNENr ARRIvALs

FIh Arenpe RoteI-senator Eugene Hale, OF Maine ana
Henry Sage OF Ithaca. Nec York Rote-Senator Aeou
lon p Vnnce of North Carolina Park ArenUe Hse-
Lieutenant Edward +. Jones, OF bingham
Victoria General francis A. Walker oil Bostoh-.
Hotet Brunsrick- Frederick Fralev OF Pllladephh
gucIinohanl HOte-sidney Fairchd of Crzenovia NJ V
$500. GdseV Hsufe- General 7. Il. Bunting. g. "ustenaa
and w. c. Raonl President Of the Mexican Nauohal hoau
Company. Clarendon HofeiJoen Newell. OF OhicaBo--.
Windsor ROtsl-h. b. Ledyard. OF Detroit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30
Total <3 s4soss % '3s G,o.lso 10 100000 90
BRAKEuAN WGTLLTGET TRIED TO ExPLIIN.

On Wednesday afternoon FIR nchm1n named Dcndonne
C.rairc age forty 80 80 West Eeventhst, got on an
railroad tain South Ferry lie was partially Ia.
,oc,iei and wanted there not stove IN
the car keep passengers warm brake
man named McGlget rci 10 explain % the irao French
that there ,-telm heating th' car c"rAFe whipped
out long overcoat pocket an threatened -
IN M BEFORE no could accomps h his pnr
ro.o grabbed hm Hi- fuH cost him $40 IN the
10mts Fol Court yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30
"THE rocky uOryrAry VIEWS" TyANEw 0yyycr

DENyER cob, Dec. 90" Tho Rocky Mountain
News the pioneer newspaper Of the Rocky Mountain
region, was removed last night To IT'S new building
It's former Office the oldest building I'm the city
aud IL had occupied II for twenty ono years. hen
the first number Of The News is,urd Denver
consisted Of four og houses and several hundred tents
Thi, was In April, 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30
eTATEN ISLAND.

locomotive and four passenger cars on the Statcn
leland RAND Transit Railroad yesterday hiauc 'ila
80, ovcr Inc new extension to Sonlh Bcact
The BOARD Of supervisors of Richmond county VS.
terdav fixed the salary Of the county cerh Il. f''UOU
school commissioner, $500, In addition 10 lho @9oo
paid by the State.
Richmond County Lodge. No: 80, l. O. o., has
elected Thomas j. Kelly, ~ o. Harry Ls'ooch " ~. .
John WcstbrOol. treasurer; r. f. ROC, lr sc'rc'"S >
Robert Moore and j. Is. Stringcr, trustees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30
Jersey CITY.

The Board Of Fire Commissioners rc'o"'' ,',aa,,
incl ., nay drcmen's salaries semi monthly Instead
% monthly as heretofore. The Board OF Finance re-
fused to change tho method and tho 'orPoFa'o"
Counsel decides that the Board of Finance has COZ"
troll Of the matter.
lane Brown the middle aged spnSlcr VINO Is "-
cuscd OF setting lire TO her house. No % '''o,"
AVE. Jersey City Heights was commute" 'o' "''
Yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30
NEWS ron THE SUBUEBS.
NEW JERSEY

While cleaning the Office OF sheriff Tnnson At som"r-
vile. Wednesday a pocket book containing flA' was
found Nobody claims IT,
Secretary of state Kelsey has sold his hed 'a'' i''
near Newton Sussex County to george '"'""'' VI
Brooklyn
The new building Of the Newark fehia'c ia" '''"''
coo,o,, uos dcdcacd last night with appropriate ser
vices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30
wao WILL ASSIST COLONEL FEIIows,

Colonel Fellow. spent yesterday rom the District
Attorney Office and OF associates could the
sames OF the Who selected 10 I'LL tho
the office. In addition
will perhaps be an additional deputy assistant and there will
be three deputies after
police courts Tho assistants this only subordinate
Sclals the Office whose salaries
trcA Attorney arrange the other positions great
ertent TO suit himself The names vi the appointed
be ri out 70 day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30
THE FINAL ESTIMATES FIXED
COMPARISONS WIN LAST YKAn-TnE MAYOR

COMPARISONS WITH LAST IEAR-InE Mhho' Will
fXYL.IN TIE INCEEAS'.
The po,rI Of E.unatc Apporiionment yesterday nm
sho IL. work II hsn- the nnal estimates for 1883 ana
gned the rolls total amount appropriated Tor TIE year
il s37 O5l Oj3 o. motion to have the repairs NJ inc CITY
nan included in ihe $1,000 appropriated to improve tho
front of the building was adoptci.
Tine Controller reported that he had $2J66l2 I'll 10 tho
cret OF the Excise Fund and 100000 was transferred 10
the General Fund payment Of Interest on the Guy
dcbt Tho Mayor that In his annual message TO inc Al
or.n he would give the the largely increased
appropriations.
The following statement shows the appropriations maze or
1857 the amounts allowed IN the provisional estimates ZOE
1884 and the amounts allowed the inal estimates Tor
1888:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30
SLY MILLIONS TO be rArD orr HERE

In compliance with orders from the Department at Wash
ingo tho sub Treasury Will begin day paying tho Janu
airy interest on the public debt without rebate Tho amount
Of interest that viii be d,buroi hero will probably exceed
SGOOO0 1t sail that tho action Of Secretary OF e
gnod 10 Offset disturbance
market that might bo caused by tho at the
OF tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30

Tho inmates OF Fiich's Soldiers Homo near Moro
tou had a Christmas trcc last evening and banquet
The gentlemen who subscribed to tho fnd Tor a
Christi street carnival On Bridgeport have voted 10
allow the, fourteen ttluu pui srrn'' r"uan cor INC
use Of both political parties Ia tho neat ffcs lent" Al
Clfsf al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30

One of our best " hits " this sea-
son is a Cape Overcoat Of black
chcviot, lined with plaid flannel
warm enough, genteel, dressy and
thoroughly stylish S25. Other
Cape listers in fancy plaids, &c,
SIS to $50. We have good, ser
viceable listers without capes) as
low as SD. Better ones, SIC to $50.
Finest Fur Beavers, S3S. But the
Ulster for a man much exposed is
our real Irish Frieze, practically in
destructible and a perfect storm
defer; $50. Like all good things
it has its limitations, of which we
sell an excellent quality at 1913.
Full Dress Suits and Cape listers
are often boon companions so let
Us mention the fact that our Dress
Suit stock is up to the fullest re-
uuremcnts of fashion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30

two ordar IN urI home she said that sh" would nc
found I'm the river packed NJ her clothes anu
stated away and has been mis- ng since Inc ponce
were asked e. search iOr her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30
LIFE HAD NO CHIRMSA AT BERGEN POINT

Annie Blair, ago sixteen, had been staying recently
at the homo OF her sister, No. SO Suholkst. shc was
fond OF city life. and dreaded to return to her homo IN
Bergen Point. where her parents kept her under
straint. few days ago. having received an impcra-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30

woIirc..el man. a brown -h.sEcrs anil mou'tache.
W.. Jefferson Market court Yesterday morning by
scans finland and Rodgers, OF Inspector
u,rne .qal Tho detect re'usei 10 give any in orma
ton and after whispered conver.'ti
Du fy had him remain tel until tomorrow morn
ING n va, a.csrta ned tho James W.
\ cho. ~ 80 L. est Honson ST. aud that
b, was accused o. grand larceny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30
THE UNITED STATES TARIFF
RATES OF DUTY...0FFICIAL,

THE TRIBI'Nl. ALMANAC for 1854 COM
tains Il complete statement of the rates OF duty
under the Unit, States Tariff, previous !"
1883, together vi.h the rates recommended W
the Tariff Commission and the rates ena''e"
in 1888, accompanied by statistics OF qllan'l''''
OF goods imported and duties collected. fri'o
SO cents per copy. The statement is oIileN'
and is the only one now to be obtained IN pop"
lar and handy form. Order from
the TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30

VINO WILL BE PRESIDENT Of COAL COMPANY 4,
TAe sunua meeting Of the stockholders Of the America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30
Do1LIyG uP the H0>PIIAL FUYn

NOTITNG TF THE HONPIIAL IINh
Tho following additional amsunts from The Hospital
Saturday and sunday collection were received yesterday
II, tbe treasurer CHARLIE. Laner, No. l. Nassausii
~ w. -li =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30
Announcements
HENRY 4. DANIELS, NJ d.,
lJJ MK~r ODD -r
Ifs7rs-s 20 T.. to Diseases o ias NsrV1H' system
Ceuits fiuaty org@Rs Imp.euce All stefl4tJ
IIrGGiNs' GEnMNN LANUpRY Soar

IrGGtN' GEEMNN LANUDRY Soar.
Human .k. cannot comp und hc,tor 'ater and pnrer
art Tor cleaning clothes. woodwork Tor the oath than
tbs Justly celebrated soap its the r'slt o. lf"t m" OF
experience and ondcAvor toeHooL Nor DEoi-
--ihc finest fabrics.
Prove all Ting, noip FAST TO InA. WHICH T. Go'n'
VIZ gins German Laundry Soap
SAVE IHE WHAFrrEs
amt vour '4yDr charitable Institution. - d'tri
button u, 900 VIII be made them NoV. J. -
each usfif,n's share depending Ola thc number % zap
holds
"Tn Morurn-.'
Mrs WfVsfow's Sooftuvs SYrrP for children toe hin
soffrus the fucr. the Inflammation alays al pa
cures wind collie 4ui taIfnuA Tsruty-lve cent, bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30

Obj>cfs anil Finai Est, Provisional finai Est
ts,r,',sss Est, 1873 lSSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30
THE GIvrRs OF THE PRESENT

The men VINO gave u
DAVID :. Wendell.
Lawrence Beaitie.
A. A. Nanienhurgh.
Charles O'Heillv,
Thumas KenReallv.
Alexan Ter n. CorsoD,
Andrew Blessing,
parrick J. Ford.
Albert y. Iemhock,
William Schlegcl.
James p. Mullisan.
Francis u. Powers,
Tdwin F'oy'.
kbra'n W. Pull's.
Pernarl W. Tone,
Edward lieRriques,
Francis r. Kelly.
Joseph %. Evan.
Char "a +. J mos,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-05-21

Columbus Index, of last week.
shows up a gambling scheme in the
following light: A knife and stick
gambling establishment has been
opened up on Main street. The pro-
prietors came over fromB birmingham
and opened up here yesterday. If
there Is any difference between SELL
ing seven rings for Q dime and giving
a man a chance TO win q knife or u
stick by bringing" the same, and
selling a stack Of poker chips at ten
cents apiece and giving a man a
chance to win q pot we would like to
see that difference pointed out. II
there is no law that reaches this
species Of ring gambling. one ought
TO he placed on the statute book. II
has q most pernicious influence on
the young, who at such games get
their first lessons In the fascinating
Ssirt Of gambling"
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-05-21

Too many men make their boys
feel that they are little or no account
while they are boys. Lay a respon-
sihilits on a boy, and he will meet it
III Il manful spirit. On no account
isnofe their disposition to investigate.
Help them to understand things.
Encourage them to know what they
ere about. We are too apt TO treat a
hov's seeking after knowledge as
mere idle curiosity. Don't ask
guestiGns'' is poor advice to boys. If
you DO not explain pu1zling things to
tl.Il, you obIige them to make many
experiments before they find OUT;
and though experimental knowledge
is best in n avnse, in another 1t is
not, for that which al be explained
clearly does net need experimenting
with. If the principle involved is
understood there is no further trouble
and the boy can GO aheadinlelligently
Do % wait for the boy to grow up
Before you begin to treat him as an
a..#. A proper amount of routii-
i've, ani w.rl, # encouragement
aao advice. ana giving him to under
stand tnal. You trust him IN many
aefp, 10 make a man Of hin.
.r I- H a. n e. fnU tfrFRLH
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-05-21

For a cheap material with which to
cover an old barn whose boards are
SO weather-beaten as to he unit for
paint, we recommend the following:
Skimmilk, 2 quarts, fresh Stacked
lime, s ounces, linseed oil 6 ounces,
white Burgundy pitch, ounce, Span
ish white, 3 pounds. The lime is to
be slaked in water exposed to the air,
and then mixed with about one
fourth of the milk, the oil in which
the pitch is dissolved to be added a
little at the time, then the rest OF the
milk, and afterwards the Spanish
white. This will do for 25 yards of
two coats and will produce white. II
desirable colors eau be made with
various substances.
The following receipt for white wash
is excellent: Add to II peck of
white stove lime, while it is shaking.
one pound Of tallow and 2qusrts of
strong salt brine, Thin to a proper
constituency and apply with a white
wash brush. The tallow repeIs
moistere and the salt hardens the
lime. Colors may be produced by
adding common pigments. Again,
take one part of fine sand, two parts
Of wood ashes, three parts of slaked
ilme, sift through a fine sieve or
screen, mix vel. ani stir with linseed
oil TO the consistency Of paint. Add
q little lamp blrck to the color if
wanted. This is a very cheap and
desirable paint and equally good on
wood Or brick, being fire proof. APP
ply es other paints are applied
Farm and Hone.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-05-21

Nobody Doubts il in Palatka.

One of our young merchants has
given the following testimony:
zone of my customers, at the age
Of fifteen, had a severe attack OF
rheumatism. His father had to lin
him him about. He was in bed for
-ix weeks. | sold him a dozen bot.
Etss nf~ s. :. which entirely cured
E..4 / regard s. :. :. as very po.
ASt't VI r.rpuu.Ati-m.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-05-21
Yours truly,

]. II. JOHNSON

After | had rheumatism for four
years III my right hip, ! tried s. 5. 5.
Il 1t once built up my health and
WE rheumatic pains were allayed,
1nA finally disappeared entirely.
regard it as the best possible tonic
aud it never fails to bring my system
up to the best condition whenever
run down by sickness or over work
| have come to regard s. s. 5. az 1
necessary household medicine.
Is. PEARCE.
Gainesville, Fla, Jan. %, 'S5.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseas
es mailed free.
The swift specific Co., Drawer 8
Atlanta, Ga.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1887-02-05
GOOD RULES TO FOLLOW.


First. be honest and truthful. All depends
upon this.
III YOU have work to do, do it chcerfully.
Ii YOU go out on business, attend to the
matter promptly. and thon as promptly go
about your own business.
Don't stop to tell stories,
Ii you have u place of business, be there
during business hours.
No one can get rich by sitting around stores
and saloons,
If you have to labor for living, remember
that one hour in the morning is better than
tive ut hight.
Do not ineddlo with any business you know
nothing Of
a good business habit and reputation is al
ways money.
Help yourself, aud others will help you.
BE Obhging.
Do not be in too great haste to get rich.
Do not spend time in idleness.
Be kind.
Learn to say no. There is no necessity of
swapping 1t out, but say it firmly and respects
fully.
Learn to think and act for yourself.
BE valiant.
Help others when yon can.
Keep ahead gather than behind time, for ii
is easier to keep ahead than toSatoh up